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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1936

Page

3

City Council to Meet. Hatch Project Under Review

A series of local government sessions are set with a regular City Council meeting next Monday evening and a special Board of Devaluation session Thursday afternoon at 8 oclock to inspect proposed Hatch landscape work. Secretary Cordell Hull address at Good Neighbors League tonight on relations. Thomas Giblin among special deputies for September criminal court in session. Oil production rose to 8,018,730 barrels for the week ending Sept 12, surpassing 2,000,000-barrel mark for first time in two weeks. Emma Woolley of Mt Holyoke College to speak on Would Peace at 9:43 p m over WRAL. Corry grand jury includes Amy Cibbens Lena Haight Frank VanTassel Leon Wynn Jr. A dog bite reported near Avro Patis East Main Street. Car theft near Corry Auto Supply window under investigation. Rev W E Bartlett to lead Warren’s largest Methodist congregation after transfer from Kane. Milk board chairman Howard Bisa man spoke on price structure aligning costs with profits. State engineering dean predicts shortage of engineers within two years. Ball plant space expansion costs $10 per month. Board approves $40 rental increase. Stoker purchase for Library building valued at 155 plus old stoker total cost 480. legality under review. City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid home bound with illness. Municipal council in pain. Faramount Pictures Inc. five-year high with rental grosses up 3 percent from 1936.

Congestion at Concord School Relieved by New Teacher

Superintendent Ralph Dewey told the Board of Education last night that Concord and other schools are returning to normal operations. Senior High is crowded but stabilizing, Junior High functions smoothly, and elementary adjustments continue. Ann Wolford joined as a teacher at Concord, and Mary Anderson received a $9.37 raise to $1465.83 with an added room at the Concord building due to enrollment growth.

Concord Ralph Dewey Board of Education Wold Mary Anderson Concord Jibuitdine

Roosevelt and the Great Depression Leaders Clash

A critical editorial berates business leaders and conservative Democrats for undermining the New Deal. It argues Roosevelt faced manipulation by industry figures, NRA codes, and lobbyists, while noting figures like Tugwell and Johnson clashed with steel interests. The piece laments leaders who abandoned reforms and align with Landon, urging civic responsibility.

Roosevelt Chicago Walter Thef NRA Henry Ford Owen D. Young Tugwell Department of Agriculture Wirt Hugh Johnson A. P. of L New Deal Morgan Enterprises Tom Lamont John W. Davis Landon Hs Old George Copyright, Register and ‘Tribune Syndicate

Forestall Delay at Hatch Building Construction

Shortage of bricklayers at the Hatch building may delay work but an arrangement through architect Karl Morrison provides non relief masons from Corry to assist. Local masons Lyle Thorne and Art Williams will start Wednesday, with more workers promised, while progress on the adjacent Allied Building remains on schedule.

Hatch Building Karl &. Morrison Corry Mounigan WIPA Niglais Erie Lyle Thornng Arto Williams

Erie Manufacturer in Gun Duel Near Home

Ralph B. Curtis manager of Cooper Concrete Products Co fired once as two men leaped from a bush near his home at 2801 McClelland Avenue shortly before 11 p m Sunday. Curtis escaped unharmed after a four shot volley from the assailants. The men fled as Curtis sought help at the state police barracks in Lawrence Park and detectives Donahue and Scafise investigated.

Mak Erie Ralph B. Curtis Cooper Concrete Products Co McClelland Avenue Curtis State Police Lawrence Park William Donahue Louis Scafise

Oregonian asks refund on unused 1881 ticket

Albany Oregon news note from September 15 reports Brank B. Tichenor, a Port Orford justice of the peace, bought a Linn County fair ticket in 1861 but weather kept him from using it. He recently sent the unused ticket to Albany’s mayor with a request for interest on his money.

Oregonian Albany Ore Brank B. Tichenor Port Orfore Linn Tichenor

Fateh Building grounds to be landscaped for vocational school

The Board of Education will meet with architect Karl Morrison Thursday at 5 30 PM to discuss landscaping proposals by Stuart Reed. Reed would supervise a three trip plan under a 100 dollar option for six supervisory trips, while the board weighs removing trees and possible walls or terraces before approving any work.

Fateh Imenijers Board of Education Lawy Morrison

White GOP official calls aid ineligible rates guesswork

Erie Sept 15 A Republican state publicity bureau report on aid eligibility drew sharp criticism from C L White SERB director who said figures for Erie county were mere guesswork. He cited Erie county with over 500 ineligible cases and argued no proper study supports applying district percentages to the state or county totals.

Erie Crawford County Wea C. L. White Anil Republican Sofar Agil Erle County White Erle Couty Erie County Auditor General

Nichols Reunion Brings 150 Attendees Across Regions

The 26th annual Nichols family reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols home on Main Street. About 150 relatives attended Labor Day with a 1:30 p.m. dinner on lawn tables, iced refreshments and cake served later. Rev. Higley of Union City gave a program after a business meeting, with relatives from Detroit, Cincinnati, Jamestown, Falconer, Pittsburgh, Kane, Union City, Erie, Warren, Youngsville, Titusville and Oil City present.

Concord pupil injury after yard fall at home

Mrs Mary Blair of 603 North Center street fractured her left arm Monday afternoon while in her yard after tripping over an exposed wire. The fracture was reduced and she rests fairly comfortably. Police investigate reports of an allegedly intoxicated man disturbing Concord School pupils and grounds, unidentified.

Mary Blair North Center Street Concord Yahoo Casses

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Suplutber Hawt Mati Board of Deveation Cordell Hull Good Neighbors WJZ Thomas Giblin Ene Criminal Court Ft Rie Sherif Dell Dayting United States Macy Emma Woolley Mt. Holyoke College WRAL Amy Cibbens Lena Haight Frank VanTassel Leon Wynn, Jr Leon Wynn East Main Sires East Main Street Polite Corry Auto ‘Supply Company W. E. Bartlett M. B Kane Warren Eriendys Tartlett Frocu Hella Pennsylvania Howard G. Bisa Milk Control Board Robert L Sackett Pennsylvania State College School of Engineering Pittsburgh Raymond Avenue Tndustrial Rowe Blaine Kincaid Ines Faramount Pictures, Inc Neil Agnew Concord School Sup't Hatch Brielle Old Hatch Chisa Hospital Askfor Ships of Security Eni Cashmerina F.cchapin & Sons Republican City Committee of Third Ward A Humphrey Humphrey Pennsylvania Gas CO West Main St
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